exports.c:1892: redefinition of `ap_hack_apr_array_copy_hdr' exports.c:808: `ap_hack_apr_array_copy_hdr' previously defined here exports.c:1893: redefinition of `ap_hack_apr_array_append' exports.c:809: `ap_hack_apr_array_append' previously defined here exports.c:1894: redefinition of `ap_hack_apr_array_pstrcat' exports.c:810: `ap_hack_apr_array_pstrcat' previously defined here exports.c:1895: redefinition of `ap_hack_apr_table_make' exports.c:811: `ap_hack_apr_table_make' previously defined here exports.c:1896: redefinition of `ap_hack_apr_table_copy'
Any chance that due to symlinks there are two different names to access your Apache source directory with? There is currently a problem with the build system in such a setup. A number of Solaris users have encountered this when unpacking Apache in /usr/src, since the default Solaris setup has /usr/share/src and /usr/src pointing to the same location.
If this is the situation, you need to unpack Apache into a directory with no symlinks in the path and build again.
